The 2007 NBA Playoffs saw the San Antonio Spurs barreling through their opposition like a runaway truck bound for success. Spurs playoff tickets were whizzing out of the box office like wildfire, as fans hungrily hunted down any Spurs tickets for sale they could lay hands on. First Denver, then Phoenix came under the cosh, followed closely by Utah Jazz, who the Spurs hammered 4-1. When they qualified for what was expected to be a thrilling and well-matched best-of-seven series against Eastern Conference champion, the Cleveland Cavaliers, cheap San Antonio Spurs tickets were utterly nonexistent, as this was a big deal to the community for whom the Spurs play such a crucial role as the only big sports team. This was Cleveland's first ever trip to the NBA Finals and San Antonio's fourth. The gallant Spurs swept the contest 4-0, devastating the Cavaliers. Two time NBA All-Star, Frenchman Tony Parker earned the title of series' MVP, and the best prices for Spurs tickets were suddenly leaping up the scale. Things could not have been better for the celebrating Spurs fans, especially the ones lucky or savvy enough to have found San Antonio Spurs tickets for the big event.